Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
CITY AND DISTRICT.
THE POPE,s JUBILEE.
Celebrating the Anniversary In the
Catholic Chnrches-The Services Ar.
ranged for T0.usSrrow.


Ce,ebrasinx the Anniversary In the
Catholic ChnrcheS-The Services Ar
ranged for To-msrrow.
Tomorrow Will be the celebration OF the Pope's
Jubilee. some mention OF IL will be made In all
The Catholic churches in this city, though they Will
lot ali make feature Of the celebration AT St
Matthews church the entire Christmas musical
program will be reproduced and Rev. DR.. Cha
peiis will preach on ''the teachings OF Leo Kill"
Spe king OF the celeb alton 70 a STAR reporter,
Or. Chapelle said that some reference would be
made TO the popes IuoiIee In all the churches. 1T
wa rare thing" he said, "for a priest to cele-
brate jubilee. The age OF ordination Is twenty
nye. and the nftie'h anniversary OF this would
lead them up To seventy-nye years AT Rome they
are generally older tnan twenty-five when or
Gained The more usul age Is nearly thirty, so
jubilee it IS taat there has been a jubilee of
The pope. Pope Plus IN celebrated his jubilee In
49,. Pope Leo XIII was ordained at twenty mine
Fears OF age, and lives 70 celebrate his jubilee.
.THfs CELEBRATION Of ASNIvEKsAKIES"
said DR.. Chapelle, never was as common as In
these latter years. IL Is only In this nineteenth
century that the celebrations have become at all
common. They have been In vogue only about
seventy i've years IL Is 50 now that o man cee-
prates MS birthday. and the birthdays OF the
bers u his family are celebrated; the anniversary
his NE He VII orate the or bis an.
polntmeRt or election TO ONCE. Ali these little
generations are quite common now, and think IL
aRoOd thing. IL Is well 10 remember these anal
versaries All reasts and cele brauons are ami
versailles; the Fourth OF July Is an anniversary,
and Christmas"
Music AT ST. MATHEWS
AZ the Solemn High Mass, IL O'Clock, the music
rendered viii De Guilmant's yrie, Mercadante's
s-Glorls the Credo, Sanctus Ell Benedctus, and Az
nus Def from Sflas' Prize Mass; "Jubllate Deo," by
Diaoelh; ..yepi Creator" by weigand; and
"Laudate DOminum." by CassarinL At the 4
O'Clock D. m service the following specified music
viii De sung: Edward Marcos vrSpers, hymns,
"Juoilate Deo,r oy Diaoelli; Alma Redemptoris,"
unn ErEo" by Davis, and "Laudate Domlnum," BY
CassaIDl.
Zaidee Rosster smith, Josephine L DAILY, The
Misses Mamie NoOnan, Maggit Cannon, AeSSr1
VIM H. Burnett, Arthur May. John II. Nolan ana
l. f Cannon
Rev. 8. F. Ryan pastor, sth and " streets north
west. the Christmas decorations still remain.
Al 10Y O'Clock Tomorrow grand high mass will be
celeorated, and it Is expected that the recently
appointed assistant pastor Rev. George Glaab will
of1ciats at this mass. The choir with full cnoru5
and orchestra. under the direction OF Mr.. New
Twelfth Mass. In Haec NOcte will be sung at the
Josephry. The sermon will be by the Very Rev.
Father Willard, OF DAKOTA, who has for many years
engaged In missionary work with the Indians
AT ST. PATKIcKs CHURCH
solemn high mass Will DO celebrated at IL O'Clock.
Father stephan will be the celebrant, Father Wal
ter deacon. and Father MCGEE subdeaeon. A SER
mon viii be delivered by Father Walter appropri-
ate 10 the occasion The choir viii repeat the
main features Of the Christmas music.
81. AUGUSTINE.
The following services Will oe held at St. Angus
tines church: Haydens Mass No. 2. &C III O'Clock.
Select orchestra with n chorus OF thirty voices
yeni Creator, Handel sermon by Rev. NJ. ]. Walsh,
rector. After mass, TIE Deum, Dachaner. vespers
at o'clock; Mercadante-
AT ST. ALoYsIus CHURCH
the grand solemn high mass will be celebrated at
IL O'Clock by the Rev C. c. Jones, with deacon
and suo-deacon. In addition to the Christmas
decorations which remain the altar will be adorned
with plants and natural flowers and viii be bril-
naDtly lighted Gounods mass, st. Cecilia, Will
be given with orchestra and chorus. The choir
Mss Annie Carter, Mrs j. II. Mcfarland Miss
Mamie Llvington, Miss Belle Miller, Miss Rosa
Mrs. H. 7. crosby: tenor. MI. J. 81. Mcfarland,
M. s. II. Wftherow, Mr.. c. Fioecker, Mr.. Louis
Dorr; bassi, Mr.. j. 3. Hickox, Mr.. H. W. Odds, Mr..
n Donneily, Me-. Felix Manoney; organist and
director. Mr.. Harry C. sherman.
special feature OF the celebration will be ROM
oergs Tie Deum aftef the mass. Father MeGurk
viii preach a sermon from the text: 'The Ponttn-
cate OF Pope Leo Kill"
At St Peters church Capitol Hill, Rev. Father
celebrated. AT 10 O'Clock Father sullivan will
oeisorate solemn nlgh mass with Father Mat
rather Matthews viii preach on a TOPIC aporo-
pirate 10 the day, snd at the end OF the mass the
ne peum VIII be sung; The music win be the
sung. The choir Is composed OF the fol-
lowing: sopranI, Mrs. Mehler. Mrs. Crandan
0uonnor. Teuber and MeKenna: siti' Misses
Kelly. RebStock and kuoel; tenor, Messrs. NefI,
nosher and Benz bassi, Messrs. Rebstock and
Schultheis; organist, S. J. Kubel A statuette OF
Pope Leo XIII. presented 70 Father Devine by Mr.
JAS +. DOoiey. Will be exhibited In the church
GIBBONS Will visit ST. Peters and hold connrma-
ton serviees-
will De sai1 by Rev. J. =. DOnahue, and a sermon
On Leo AIil VIII be preached by Rev. V. F.
schmidt, the pastor. Al the close OF the mass the
OF music will be repeated. The choir Is COM
posed OF the following: soprano, Mrs. G. VI.
Johnson; alto. Miss Maggie seibert; tenor, Mr. Jno.
Marx; bass, Mr. ". ID. Mehier; and chorus; organ
ist and director. Mr.. Chs. H. Donch-
AT 81; Mays tGermanl 9TH. between Washing
ton and IL streets. Rev. r. j. 1ewes the day will
be celebrated by grand high mass al 1890 O'Clock
ana an appropriate sermon.
at ST. Dominic's church solemn High Mass viii
be sung at IL u m The choir, which has been
lately organized under the direction OF Mrs Clara
Baker smith, Prof Theophil, organist, will render
Haydn's second Mass. Before the sermon Vent
creator, alto solo; at the Onertory Hummel's Alma
Virgo. AT the evening service Giorzas vespers
WIN be sung, together with the following seiec-
tons: Alma Redemptoris quartette, Giorza's Mag
nincat, Holdens SalutaEis, Hattersbys Tantum
xrgo. After the evening service Lambilotte's lie
The regular quartette, consisting Of Mrs Clara
Baker smith, soprano; Miss Marguerite Eichorn,
4ltC NJ Al Fennell. tenor, and Mr.. MagnuS
Aoechling baritone, VIII be assisted by the follow.
ing ladies' and gentlemen: Soprani, Mrs. W. b.
Patterson. Miss Blanch MattiDgly, Mrs j. Nc
Nance, Mss Jessie Newton, Miss NJ Wall and
Nt4 Chas. Acker; alii, Misses VI. Campbell NJ
Hines. and Carrie Tan: tenor. Messrs. H. = Chiids
and W. L Morgan: oassi, Messrs- W. p. Welch, w.
= featman- D. AcNaaee, and Geo. Sheriff. Yes
Per service az +. IN.
The only special feature OF the services at ST.
stephens, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 25th
street, Will be the singing or the TIE Deum py the
regular choir, after mass
Bacon vs.. Sh0kespe1re.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
III IL p. NJ who, In TIE STAR OF December "a
chAmninns The Shakesneara stda Of tha p,uaox.